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Perennial Polyculture Prevails over PeakOil


KrisCan visits Eric Toensmeier in his Holyoke, Massachusetts home garden that was transformed from a bleakly barren backyard into a thriving oasis of year-round, productive perennial fruits and vegetables. Eric talks about how waste heat from factories and power plants can be utilized for greenhouse gardening; urban food security and self-reliance in the face of diminishing petroleum supplies; edible forest gardens and how they mimic the patterns and designs of ecosystems to create productive perennial polycultures.


The Farm Bill’s “Government Handouts”: Who Really Benefits?

If we are going to be truly resilient, then we must be compassionate about …

Land, apples, and political engagement in Scotland

The community growing movement in Scotland reveals a desire, and an …

The Permablitz: Transforming Urban Homesteads in a Single Day

During a Permablitz, an army of volunteers, friends, and neighbors descend …

Farm to Childcare program expands to 62 sites across Minnesota

Beginning today, childcare centers throughout Minnesota are set to serve …

Food Waste Fighter: An Interview with Jonathan Bloom

...trimming our food waste is more important than composting our excess.

Food Rescue Program Spreads in Colorado

It’s a shocking fact that 40% of all food produced in the US goes to …

Mexico protests Monsanto with a Carnival of Corn

The current generation of Mexican activists is looking for new strategies to …